Maybe they are desperately trying to save money and use tools like Coverity. Where the absurd criteria for the price is "lines of code". But then, I pretty much doubt those tools would support their proprietary language.
In terms of code, whenever something looks very repetitive or has a pattern, I feel the strange urge to change the code (depending on how much performance might be an issue). Things like repeating magic numbers or formulas just irk me somehow.
float BounceEase(float position)
{
//Optimization for end points, which are the most common spots.
if(position == 0.0f || position == 1.0f)
{
return position;
}
const float bias[] = {.0f, 1.5f/2.75f, 2.25f/2.75f, 2.625f/2.75f};
const float offset[] = {.0f, .75f, .9375.f, .984375f};
unsigned range = 3;
if (position < (1.0f / 2.75f))
range = 0;
else if (position < (2.0f / 2.75f))
range = 1;
else if (position < (2.5f / 2.75f))
range = 2;
position -= bias[range];
return (7.5625f * position * position + offset[range]);
}
